AVI is a wrapper (container). The DV is still DV.
Useful video files cannot usually exist without a wrapper. Almost nothing can handle raw DV (or H264, etc), or handle it well.. Most video software expects video files to be in wrappers, and DV in AVI is the standard that was set back in the 90s.
Hint: That means that there is no such things as an "AVI video", it's the codec inside that determines format. AVI isn't a format.
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